Choose a profile and color, and we'll line you up with a licensed installer covering Spring Hill and the rest of Hernando County.
Hidden fasteners and raised seams give a crisp, modern look that many Spring Hill owners want when replacing shingles.
A classic Florida metal roofing profile that looks at home on ranch-style houses and cottages.
Exposed-fastener metal roofing for sheds, garages and outbuildings where value and coverage come first.
Ridge cap, drip edge, rake and eave trim, closures and fasteners made to match your color.
Share your address and a quick description, say a home near Spring Hill Drive or a shop off US-19.
An independent licensed roofer reaches out, inspects the existing roof and provides a written estimate.
Once you sign with the installer, we manufacture your metal roofing and trim and deliver it to the house.
Mission Metals Manufacturing supplies materials only. The independent licensed installer handles permits, labor and workmanship.
Subdivision homes: Standing seam is a favorite for a clean finish; 5V crimp offers a traditional Florida look.
Homes west toward Weeki Wachee and the coast: Owners closer to the Gulf often ask about coatings and fasteners suited to salt air; your installer can advise.
Larger lots and outbuildings: PBR is practical for workshops and storage buildings and can be color-matched to the house.
Shops along US-19: Light commercial roofs commonly use standing seam or PBR; the installer confirms what code requires.
Which profile works on my roof pitch? Will the old shingles be removed? What underlayment and fastening schedule meet code here? Does my HOA need to approve the color? How will vents, skylights and valleys be flashed? Ask for answers in writing.
White, light gray and tan reflect the most heat through a long Spring Hill summer. Sage green, bronze and charcoal blend in under pines and live oaks. If you have an HOA, bring its approved palette when you look at samples.